/r/askscience
If climate change is a serious threat and sea levels are going to rise or are rising, why don’t we see real-estate prices drastically decreasing around coastal areas?
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When a person gets a cut, is it better to wipe off the blood or let the blood coagulate to protect the cut?
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The recent fire in London was traced to an electrical fault in a fridge freezer. How can you trace with such accuracy what was the single appliance that caused it?
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The video game "Subnautica" depicts an alien planet with many exotic underwater ecosystems. One of these is a "lava zone" where molten lava stays in liquid form under the sea. Is this possible?
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Similar to increasing wealth gap, are we experiencing an increasing educational gap? Are well-educated getting more educated and under-educated staying under-educated?
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Why do we use pillows now when we sleep? Did we need this during the prehistoric/ancient age? What changed?
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Why are Primates incapable of Human speech, while lesser animals such as Parrots can emulate Human speech?
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If light can travel freely through space, why isn’t the Earth perfectly lit all the time? Where does all the light from all the stars get lost?
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If each day is only 23h56m4s, over the course of 4 years, we accumulate 95.7 hours of unaccounted time when approximating each day to 24 hours. We give ourselves one extra day in February, which accounts for only 24 hours of that extra time, but where does that extra 71.7 hours go?
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